Paul Rubin <http://[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> All in all, comparing by object identity doesn't sound too good.
> Maybe you want to have the enum contain its own name internally, and
> do a string comparison.
The "__eq__ compares identity" was a glib pseudo-implementation; I
didn't think it through. The existing 'enum' implementation doesn't
use identity, and future ones won't either.
The intended meaning was more like:
class EnumValue(object):
# ...
def __eq__(self, other):
result = compare_attribute_values(self, other)
return result
In other words, identity doesn't matter, but every value from every
enumeration will compare inequal to each other. If an EnumValue
instance is copied, the copies will compare equal.
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